Gwen Graham on Health Care

Apply ObamaCare to full-time workers, not 30 hours per week

Graham campaigned and served as a centrist, nonpartisan congresswoman. She worked hard not to allow Republicans to associate her with the Affordable Care Act. "Both parties got it wrong," she said in a TV ad during her campaign against U.S. Rep. Steve
Southerland in 2014. "Democrats bit off more than they could chew, while Republicans and Congressman Southerland voted over 50 times to let insurance companies keep charging too much and denying you care."

She was one of a dozen Democrats to vote for the 2015 Save American Workers Act that would have raised ObamaCare's definition of a full-time employee from 30 hours a week to 40. Graham was one of two freshman Democrats to co-sponsor that bill, which
Obama vowed to veto and the Congressional Budget Office said would increase the number of uninsured Americans by 500,000 and push more people out of employer-based coverage.

Quality rural healthcare is vital; fix ObamaCare

Access to quality healthcare is vital for people to have the chance to lead successful and fulfilling lives. We have world-class health centers in the Second Congressional District, but we still have problems providing affordable care to our rural
communities that have struggled to keep up with all of the mandates from Washington.

We should be focused on cutting costs and working to fix the problems in the Affordable Care Act to better serve patients.
There were many important protections included in the law like preventing discrimination based on gender or preexisting conditions and increasing access to preventative care like breast cancer screenings, but the implementation
of the law has been a disaster. The bottom line: Republicans are only focused on totally repealing the law, and Democrats are refusing to make the changes North Florida needs.

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The F2A survey summarizes candidate stances on the following topic: 'Health Care: Do you support repealing the 2010 Affordable Care Act?'